resource idea

shifttstas2012-10-26 07:36:19

Law in IT

shifttstas, 2012-10-26 07:36:19

resource idea

There was an idea to make a resource that will contain an up-to-date list of blocked resources in Russia + Methods for bypassing this list + tips on anonymity and i2p / tor networks

Do you think such a resource is needed in the light of recent events? if yes, what advice can you give me?

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10 answer(s)

egorinsk, 2012-10-26
@egorinsk

1) It would be worthwhile to find out if there is any responsibility for propaganda / assistance / complicity / provoking people to disseminate information prohibited by law
2) As I understand it, not a single worthwhile resource has been blocked (yet), so it looks like a kindergarten, I would rather I thought, on the contrary, how to eradicate all sorts of rubbish from the network and not help spread it to all sorts of stupid and narrow-minded individuals (for I can’t recognize people who call for the destruction of certain peoples as adequate people).

Mithgol, 2012-10-26
@Mithgol

To get started, read the traditional 9½ rules .

ixSci, 2012-10-26
@ixSci

And for what? Fools have nothing to climb sites, they must obey the authorities not to go where the authorities think that they do not need to climb. Not fools, they will be able to figure out how to reach the site they need. Smart people, I suppose, don't give a damn about those very blocked sites.
Besides, why the list of blocked sites? Like forbidden fruit is sweet? Why know their list? I understand when there is a certain site that you visit (or want to visit) and it is closed. But you know this site and will make attempts to get on it. But why do we need other sites? Which you wouldn't even think of if you hadn't seen this list. In general, all this pampering, I think.

Michael Danilov, 2012-10-26
@MonkAlbino

It is important to keep the list up to date.
- The list itself, judging by the news , will be publicly available from November 1st.
- There are a lot of options for bypassing the bans. About some of them are convenient and understandable articles, for some only simple mentions.
If you can conveniently structure all this information, then give it a try.

Antelle, 2012-10-26
@Antelle

You don't need to make the traversal methods of this list public. Let them remain available at a certain entry threshold, otherwise they will be covered.

Nikolai Vasilchuk, 2012-10-26
@Anonym

Whether you need it or not, you can't guess. Depends on how crazy the authorities go. If they go completely crazy, then your resource will be in demand and, importantly, one of the first. At the moment, it seems to me that no one needs it.

Maxim Shishkin, 2012-10-26
@lsoul

The current list of blocked sites will be here . Why reinvent the wheel?

DeTerminator, 2012-10-26
@DeTerminator

The list, as such, is of little interest. A plug-in for browsers would be much more useful, which, when entering a prohibited site, will show information about it and offer to leave / enter it through a proxy.

vsespb, 2012-10-26
@vsespb

When I saw zapret-info.gov.ru/ , this idea also arose.

Nikita Petrenko, 2012-10-27
@nikitapetrenko

Ways to bypass this list

Your resource will be the first in the list of blocked)))